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In vim I can delete from current cursor position up to a certain character, say g, using dtg. How do I delete up to the next tab char though? Is there a key to represent a tab in that situation?

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dtTAB

does what was requested (for me, using vim 7.2). You may have some map or other binding interfering with this.

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  • aargh. yes, it does work. Maybe in the original file I had, they weren't actually tabs. :-( sorry.
    – sathishvj
    Jul 11, 2015 at 19:31

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